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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-19
B. F. ULMER, NJ. D.,
Pharmacist, Savannah. Ga.
NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs AND CAP.
TAINs OF VESSELS.

SAVANNAH, GA, Nov /, 1887.
From Nov. list to May 1st, unless otherwise
ordered, Captains of vessels having clean
records will be allowed to come to the city after
their vessels have been inspected by the Quaran-
tine Officer.
Captains of vessels which are subjected to I'M
balasting at the Quarantine Station, will re-
turn to their vessels when unballasting is COM
menced, and there remain until this work is
completed, in order to expedite same
j. 7. MCFARLAND ". D., Health Officer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted under Especial
Notices" 1ciH be charged 81 90 a Square each
insertion.
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IN the Second district of the Sixth ward of
Paterson, n. j., some voter who evidently re-
ceived ~ bill to vote the Democratic ticket
wrapped the bill up in his ballot and put il in the
box The Judge Of election has Il in custody
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NOTICE,

SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. 8, 1887
The shareholders of the GERMANIA FIRE
COMPANY, of Savannah, Ga, are hereby mott
fed to present their shares within thirty days
from date, to the undersigned to receive their pro
rata from the sale of the Germania Fire Com
panys Building.
Office hours from 10 until Q o'clock at 147 Con-
greSS street JOSEPH ROOS President
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-19

Black, Mutt and Brown Stiff Hats, the
latest, at Belsinger's, n Whitaker street.
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TURKEYS: TURKEYS! TURKEYS

CHOICE DRESSED TURKEYS.
KALAMAZOO CELERY,
CAPE COD CRANBERRIEs,
FLORIDA MULLET ROE.
In store and for sale. Send your orders TO
John LYONS q co
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II denotes trace Of rainfall.
@. y. SALISBURY Signal Corps
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE..

ON and after the 10th instant the business
now conducted by me will be carried on by
MEssRs. r. J. DAVIS & CO., and beg for the
new firm the patronage of my many friends
who have been so liberal to me, and feel assured
that the new firm viii give them the same at
tention as they received from me, MR. DAVIS
having been my head man for the past four
years. MEssRs. T. j. DAVIS and j. G. HARDEE
are authorized to collect all bills due the retiring
firm. G. S. McALPIN
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-19
ULMER's LIVER CORRECTOR.

Master British Steamship Napll
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. 10th, 1887.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10
ooxsr,ss AooIpESr ON ANN srHssy.
A sleigh win . Number of boy. on rt Run Into
at orange aud Ann street

Willie Stouch, age about Il years, met
with q very serious accident while coastiug
on the Ann street hill on Saturday evening
about o'clock. lie was on sleigh with a
number OF other boys and WAS going down
the hill at very rapid rate A sleigh was
being driven along Orange street, and IS this
sleigh reached Orange aud Ann streets, the
boys sleigh was passing. The horse tramped
on the sleigh and fell The boys all managed 10
escape without injury, except young StOuch
who was struck either by the horses houf or
the runner of the sleigh on which he had been
seated, the rear part of the sleigh having been
raised from the ground when the horses
hoof struck it. Several deep sashes were cut
in the side OF his hesd. The Injured boy was
taken to his home at his graudmother's, Mrs.
John h. Reeds where his wounds were
dressed by DR.. Henry Carpenter. The boy
suffered great pain on Saturday aud sunday,
but to-day is somewhat improved. The &c.
cident WAS witnessed by Anumber OF persons,
and taking into consideration the great
speed at which the boys sled was running II
Is wounder that a numher Of the boys were
not seriously injured.
While the danger of cuastirg on Ann street
is not as dangerous ss on "p.uah's Hill, II
is still dangerous on account of the large
amount OF travel on Orange and Chestnut
streets and there appears TO be nothing lett
for the authorities to do but to coat Ann
street with ashes the same rs Diuah' : hill
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10
q DISHONEsT sEkDaNT.
she stealss Large Lot of JeweIry, But Returns
the stolen Property.

the stolen Property.
A week ago William q. Foehl, leweler, Of
No POS East King street, employed Mary
lngrshsm, girl about l6 years old, as a do
mestic In the latter part of the week sew.
store and suspicion pointed to Mary as being
the thief She finally admitted having stolen
a number OF articles, aud this morning she
returned to Mr.. foehl bracelets, q solid
silver spoon, 1 engraved band rings, plated
knife aud fork, pair OF ear rings and breast
pin. Mr Eoehl made complaint against the
Girl for larceny, and she was arrested by
Constable Merringer on a warrant issued by
Alderman Barr. She was taken TO the alder
mans office where she admitted the THEFT OF
the above articles, but denied that she had
tax en- any others. In default of bail she wss
committed for a hearing She said she toos
away all the articles out OF the show case
o. The alderman issued a search warrant for a
number of other articles OF iewelry which are
missing, and IL Is supposed are secreted at
the house OF her father on North Christian
street, near James, or that she has given them
away. Sue is the daughter Of Albion lngrs-
ham, who figured in our quarter sessions
court as defendant charged with keeping q
bawdy and disOrderly house.
The officers in searching Ingraham's house
found lew other articles claimed by Mr..
the district attorney complaint was made
against Iugrabam and wife for receiving z
stOlven goods, and warrants were issued for
their arrest
IngTaham was arrested late this afternoon
and committed fer hearing, and Mrs.
IngTaham WAS held in her own recognizAnce
for hearing
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"a skh Ts.
New York AIArHet.

NEW YORK., Jan. lO-Flout market dun ;
fine, o. 5JG5 49, sgpertne, O. h5g3 -;
common to good extra Western, o. 2U{s8 IS good
TO fancy extra State, s3 60al 10.
Wheat-so ] ked state, g6Hc; No. ? 10.
May. 9ih99G1c.
Corn-ho. mixed cash. i774c do Jsl.. 4,I5c;
Feb 4sHc May, 5ILs.
Oats-so. White state, ale No. . do, 4u ,e ,
Ne 2miXed, Jan, 35FC.
Rye dun Western, 55ls5Gc state. 575lg5rc
Barley nominal.
Pork dull new mess, tl2 2jGl2H 10
Lard-Jan., o. II Feb, e. n ; Mag, g. 1I
Molasses duh at 20c for bU test
Turpenune dull at 3Sc.
Rosin dun strained TO good, tl COul 10.
Petroleum dull Refined. in cases, sLC.
freights dull grain TO Liverpool, 4t4C.
Butter nominal; western Creamery, GB2su
state, 27932c,
Cheese iami Western Flat, ll9l2I.c; state fac.
tory, lOGl27.c.
Eggs essier State, 3l933c Western, 8I@}3c.
sugar dull Refined Cuuoat, G4ci Granu-
laIed ll-l8@Lc
Taliow quiet Prime City, 4 S-l5c
Rice nominal Carolina, fair 10 good, SG3LC.
Coffee dull but strong fair cargoes, lb1SBl5I4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10
STATE RURrICULrCRIsTS.
They WIN Meet Next Week In Bethleh. m - X,
nncrh Railrnah Eafss


The State Horticultural association, of Penn
sylvsuia, will bold its twenty eighth annual
meeting at bethlehem, on Wednesday
and Thursday, January 10 and 20, lss7,
at the hall OF the Sun botel, con-
mencing at ono o'clock, p IN, Wednesday,
Excursion tickets will be issued by the
Pennsylvania and Philadelphia & Reading
railroad system, the latter selling tickets to
Beth hlehem direct Parties on the line of the
Pennsylvania railroad and branches can
procure tickets 10 WilliamspOrt, Harrisburg,
Columbia, Lancaster or Philadelphia, at
either OF which points connections can be
made with the Philadelphia & Reading rail-
road and tickets procured for Bethlehem.
Tickets will be ObtsinaDle on Monday, Tues.
day and Wednesday, January Il, Is and 70,
and will be good TO return until Saturday,
January -. They can be had upon presenta-
tion OF card orders, which Will be furnished
by the secretary to members and delegates
and their families. Calvin Cooper, OF Bird
in-Hand, is president OF the organization and
IL. NJ. Engle, OF Marietta, one of the vice
presidents, Casper Hitler, of ConestOgs, will
read a paper on Timber Culture" and II.
Nj. EDgIe one on "Nut Culture"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10
kECk MAR SHOCKS.
|<oorSx AxEs OAUsEs WINE CARS
70 PILE UR
~ ssscas Biochsded by the Accidental
< Gsnsp Captured with . Lap Robe
xAss h supposed TO Have Been stolen
sent 10 jail for . Hearing.

t0ssuiaf Correspondence of isrrbLreRscsR
II CnLuApfA, Ian. ia very serious wreck
r6nupned on the Peupsyl van Ia railroad about
~ mile west OF Shocks Mills on Sunday
t,.,- =, ~ "a q ~ tr,h ,,,.,r ,ra,Ss al =
49, ~ ssssss.,.. 80 s.s.. ,sno,.a
8 190y OF ireignta anu passenger trains. Engine
No 0v WAS coming east drawing frelgnt
oGaln whom broken axle, under the fourth
GnP from the engine, threw this car from
ne track. The cars bebind this one were
c~~-,.-, .. "a 80, -. ,,,,o marc badlv
'Hls~Pf ,rs .o.,,a,ad
ino contens "eie .'a1
ABOUT the tracks In all directions ana traNei
Wns delayed. The wreck crew were called
& freo .ayv,ca leaving town at lo:2e d. IN. The
s~~n h.ya bo.,, ,1o,tinu all nisht and re.
e.~-.s -. =. =, o,o,ocr No iniuries were
s' nono ~ - S. ,,,,or.s ~ the tam
g nustelneu py any oi .ne enp os VI NV 1
Had stolen bsnA.
On last Saturday Oficer WHICH arresteda
y tramp giving his name as John Moore, claim.
lor New York as his home, at Brenemsn's
+ lnyern 10 Manor township, about four miles
nom here. The fellow had lap-robe In his
possession, Tor when ne e9ulu not give sg9oo
oCcouDt oI, ana nsu eVluehuy peen s'oleh
from sleigh. The officer brought the tramp
% Ooiunpls, Ior nearing peIoIe squire
Gvans, Wnere ne pfomlseu 10 ieaNe 'ne rope
u ne would DC released rom CUSTODY. he
was commltteu 20 JsI ior Iuf'ner lt hes[lps 10 20
take plsce on next SATURDAY. Inc fops is al
the ONCE OF squire LVans, VINO Wouiu ike 70
uno the owner.
Among the Religious
Special revival services will be held In the
Methodist Episcopal church, commencing
Tonight and will be continued every evening
excepting Saturday.
On SUNDAY morning ten children were
presented with Bibles at the Second street
Lutheran church, according to the custom
adopted, OF giving Bibles 10 children between
ten and eleven years OF aga
Special religious services will be held in
this church, during this weeE, excepting g
Saturday evening, preparatory to the Lords
supper to be administered on next Sunday
morning.
commencing on Tuesday evening there
viii be religious services IN the Presbyterian
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

In an excise case In the Tombs police court,
New York, where = ssloon-keeper was held
for q violation of the excise law, his council
offered as hail monster diamond. Justice
White at first refused, thinking Il was glass,
The lawyer, however, explained ard II was
taken as security. Ii Is the largest finished
diamond in the United States and Is known
as THE President" II Is Gity.two ksrsts in
weight and cut with sixty-iour facets, II is
valued at $4,000. 1t WAS brought from the
Kimberly mines in South AiriCs IN lsS5 by
Charles Levy, Of that city, and originally
weighed ll5 ksrsts. Il Outrsnks the Minnie
Palmer cleveland" which Is valued At
$4,000 The work OF cutting The Pres.
dent took four months
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10
Beforetbe NIayor.

Fourteen uniortunates answered roll.call
-ut the mayors court this morning. Two OF
that number were only released from the
work-house this morning, and they liked the
accommodations so well that they asked for
60 days this time. Their request was granted.
Six others were com mmitted for 80 days, and
the balance OF the gang were discharged.
Among the mayors customers this morn.
TO 20, as he was desirOus OF going to Pitts
burgf He was discharged, but before the
othXers reached tuo work house with the
.ssthers who had been committed, they were
overtaken by this mau, who then begged
Them 10 take him TO the work.house also. His
request was granted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

FALL GOODS. ....,.,,. =. x,,v ,,,,,
wElKEL's MILLINERY STORE,
oa-SmdR No - North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10
Pound Dead In Bed

Mary GOcheEour, widow aged about 80
years, living st No l-5 Beaver street. was
found dead in bed this morning. She aud
her fourtesu-year. old son occupied the house
aud when the boy got up this morning he
found that bis mother had died during the
night Coroner HOuamAu was notlueJ, and
accom- panied by Or. Compton, he visited the
house and held an irQuesL The testimony
showed that Mrs Gocheuour had been
complaining for some time, but sue would
not go 10 a physician nor take any medic
The verdict OF the Jury was that death IT,
suited from heart disease.
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Another Runaway,

Saturday afternoon Harry A. Schroyer, the
florist, aud his wife started 10 drive from
their home to Landisyil!e. When near Sum
my's hotel, which is about four miles from
Lancaster, Mr.. SchrOyer sttempted to turn
into the summer road. The sleigh was up
set and the occupants spilled out The shaft
got under the horses body and he fright.
ened. He started to run and Mr.. SchToyer
held on TO him aud was dragged some dis
tance. He was finally compelled 10 let go
his hold. The horse continued his flight
towards Lancaster, and he had gone three
miles before he was captured. The sleigh
was badly broken before he could be caugh I
Mr.. schroyer was bruised somewhat, but
his wife was not IN iured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

The funeral of John Gimbe, whose death
at Ephrata from an overdose of whisky was
noted on Saturday, took place on Sunday af-
ternoon. 1t was in charge of Lieut. Leche
Post 52i Grand Army of the Republic, who
turned out largely, headed by the Ephrata
corpet band. The services were held at the
y. B. church and were conducted by Rev.
Kramer. The interment was made at Bow.
mans graveyard. To-day relatives from
Harrisburg claimed the body, 1t will he dis
Inferred aud sent to that city for burial. De.
ceased was member OF company X. 77th
regiment, Pennsylvania volunteers, during
the war and WAS transferred 10 the invalid
corps by reason OF disability.
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Packehhx Chri. ,Iauec.

The Philadelphia Record charges that the
legislative committee on freight discrimins.
tion, recently appointed by the Republican
caucus in Harrisburg, was packed by Chris
Magee in the interest Of the railroads. 1t in
cludes: Seuators-Messrs. Rutan, Rey burn,
Mylin, HUI, Keeter, McLain and Smith.
Represents Messrs. Cox, S, T. Davis,
Hsrdenbergh, Isenberg, Latierty, Leeds,
Phillips, John B. Robinson, c. W. Thomas
and Boyer.
"In making up this committee Mr.. Msgee
took the extreme pTecautiOn 10 omit from the
List every one no had at any time shown
desire to properly enforce the state con-
stituliOn."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

CRIcAgo, Jan. s-The Dr0rsry' yyBrn1, re.
ports Cattle-Receipts, slro head shipments,
i.01C; market rrln and prices steady
shipping steers, $50 to l,S00 -, 3tgG5,p! stock
miNsd. q 5ltBS IS; bulk. esq! IS Texas cattle
g. DR3 ..
HOgs-Rcceipts, 1900 head shipments, F,n
head market slow and l0C lower; rough and
mixed. o. o1SGi 70 packing and shipping. o. NC
. ~ light, 3 SbGG4 IS ships, 2. -1tsi ID
oheep-ReCeipts, 1000 head shipments. 10,
head market steady natives. ;. SOFA
Western, g. soS4 o. Texans g. lgl5 EN; lam 9s, q
15-N
EAsr LIBgRrv. Cattle Receipts, - bead
shipments, ji5 head market slow prime, ~
500. fair to good e. sat 50 common, IS 5gtss IS
shiUmeHts 10 New York, IS carloads
Hugs-keceipts, s, 100 head shipments, Ls'o
bead market steady FhilAlelphias, g. FhSsn ID
Workers, 81 'OIgt 80 common 20 l'EE', 81 yBi ~
shipments to >ew YORK, niue carloads.
sheep Receipts, l,sOO head shipments, lh1G
maj Set trm prime, q 7,slG1 faiT TO good, g. sd
{ 21 common, s!Gl lambs, g. "a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10
Railroad Director.

At meeting Of the stockholds OF
the Delaware river and Lancaster
railroad company, held in the oface,
of II. NJ North, esq, this morning the
following named directors were elected 10
serve the ensuing year Or. Henry CsrPen
ter, c. s. kaufman, Dr. John Lueweayer,
Robert Crane, Isaac W. Guldeu, Or. 4. NJ.
Bolenius, Alexander Sellers, Samue! u.
Csssel. L. d. White, Michael NJ. Sensenig,
Joel Wenger. and u. B. Case.
At q meeting OF the board Of directors the
following officers we're eeleCted President
Robert Crane secretary, lsssC W. Gulden
treasurer, Or. Henry Carpenter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

1tsnowed all day and all night Sunday,
the fall being about five inches. As there
were several inches of snow end ice on the
ground before the Sunday storm the sleigh
ing has been improved and is now IN excel
lent condition snd hundreds of people in
handsome turnCuts are enjoying the eXhllar-
a.iDg sport
There has not been much detention OF
trains on the railroads in consequence of the
snow storm. The Niagara Ex press came in
froin Philadelphia this morning nearly on
fime with two locomotives attached. The
trains from the west we're delayed some
hours by a freight wreck near Shocks Mills,
the paIliculars Of which are gLNon e-.nWhere.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

CaicAeo Jan. 10, e.aoa. m.- NAr Get opened,
wheat-Jan, 7Isci febSis'4o; March, &c
May, sac.
ysSi sSt1SSan' is;, '@.o' reO. SC March, ''N'
OAts-ian., ysAc. Fob s5s.c MAY. sic.
s2lO
Lsrd--ran., o. SO rob.. o. 10, March, p SiS
May, e. f3S
short R;bs-rcO,, o. 0i March, a. i9S
May Ss7I
Whea'-inn-, $50 feb., 5sNsc, March, UNso
May, SSi aGSSNc.
Corn--1an; Slsc; Fcb, $50; March, S6'sc
May, LssU utso,
Oats--fSn.. ~ &C; Fcb, g}',c March, .6,sc
May, Sfac.
rork-lan., .2o2 ;rebatllo, March, t!l2S
May, tl2S
Lard-Iau, ~ 20 feb, 81 I2s March, o So
May, Is.
MAY, e. Is
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DE1EHs.

DEIcHLBR january g. IssT, In thi- city, Cathn.
rine, wife OF Macmillan DGiChIeT, IN her G7th
year.
The relatives and ficncs of the family are re-.
specuully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence OF her husband, so. p Moth
Queen street, on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
lnterment al Woodward Hill cemetery
BRESNER I'm Philadelphia, on this 3th inst
Harry r. only son OF E1 yard +. and Margaret
BIenner, in the 27,h year OF his age.
funeTa. from T. K. K. depot on wCdu, day at
l30 p. IL. To proceed TO 81. Mary's Cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

John Waller, Fred. smith and Lewis Stein,
the three tramps who were arrested few
weeks sgo and returned to court for TobulUg
Becker's hotel at ROthsville were taken TO
ROthsville this afternoon for another hear.u :
before Justice Roth. The additional charge
against them is breaking into Keblet's shop
aud stealing the tools With which the doors
OF the hotel was forced open.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

James Gallagher who has already been re-
turned 10 court to answer charge OF break.
Ing into house at Petersburg, was heard by
Justice GTayhIl on Saturday afternoon for
TuOOing the house OF Mr. Hershey, on the
Harrisburg turnpike, some months ago Some
OF the properly stolen from this house was
found where Gallagher had disposed OF it.
This case was returned 70 court and Gallagher
committed Tor trial
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10
PubilC Installation

There will be a public installation of tho
officers OF George II. Thomas, Post, No. 81,
g. A. r., on Friday evening. The iustsIls-
tion services will be held at the court house,
and all the Grand Army posts OF the county
have received invitations 10 be present Gen.
J. r. 5. Grbin will install tho officers, and
number OF prominent Grand Army men
will be present, among them. Col. Thomas J.
Stewart, OF NorrlstOwn. After the installa.
tion there will be an Old.fashioued campfire.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

Il Big BnrleS4us Company On thursday
evening, Lille Hall and fanny BloodgOod's Bur
lesque and specislty company will appear in
Fulton opera house. The troupe Is one OF the
largest and best OF It's kind, and includes be
sides the ladies, whose names II bears the FOL.
lowing Maggie Cline, the Original Mary AEH
Rehoe, and one of the greatest Irish singers on
the stage the Davenport Brothers, scro5Ar- a. q
sparrers Allie smith, jig dancer Matte Malta
the juggler; Monte. Coils, Ada BlTuotte,
n lie Z!yella, Matt Flynn. and Others.
Raymond in The UoaJap HG'cr. John 7.
Raymond presents HIS new play The Woman
H1ter," IN Lancaster for The flrst time next ri.
day evening. Ihe PhiIadcl phia T.wCS says :
John I. Raymond produced his new play
The Woman Hater.' a. the walnut Street thea-
tire last evening in the presence of an audience
that filed the house to the top The story Of tho
play IL very slight, but II gives Mi Raymond Uu
opportunity for the play OF his lrOll humor.
which is the purpose tor which It WAS written.
I g star is supported by some very clever ar
tists including Helen Tracy, J. Is. Everhau,
Mrs. OCtavia Alien, William Culllnston. Harry
Pierson and Miss Belle FiersoR. The Woman
Halter sept the audience IN Is roar from Geg!u.
ming TO end "
CGntntn 7h's EUuHg. This evening a can
tata for the benefit OF tho OIivyt Baptist
church, will be given in Fulton opera house
Quite d number OF WelknOwn singers will par.
uCipate, and as the prices are very low, they
should have large audience.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

Saturday afternoon as DR.. Horling, OF
Petersburg, was driving up North Queen
street near Chestnut his sleigh was upset by
the runner catching in the street car track.
The horse ran up street and he was frightened
by man who ran out to stop him. He ran
upon the pavement in front of Kinzler's shoe
store and struck the shafts against one of the
large papes OF plate glass in the window,
breaking IT, The glass was Waived at $50 aud
was not insured
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan. 10, l:3o p. m.-Mouey loaned
at nom 4L16 per cent Exchange steady at sig
: \ Governments strong. Currency IS, o. -.
bio IS Coup, sl 27al bid Ks DO, o. 10 bid
The stock market opened strong for the whole
list, with the exception of Richmond Terminal,
witch was weak and dec ined u. per cent After
the frst half hour there was quite a steady buy.
lag Of Jersey Central, which rCiLlted IN an al.
vance Of the whole list by !! o'clock OF ! 20 "a
per cent. The morket tas since been dull, but
the tone IS strong.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

Thieves entered the residence OF Henry J.
Lind, paper-hanger, No. lI3 South Duke
street, by breaking open the fas-enings of
back cellar door. Here they ate or carried
cff one-halt OF a roasted turkey and some
other edibles. They made their way into the
dining room by ascending an inside stairway,
and stole u solid silver caster, two dozen
silver spoons and some cutlery and baskets
No clue to the burglars has yet been obtained.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-10

The Harrisburg couvocaton OF the Episco-
pal church will hold its quarterly sessions in
ST Johns Episcopal church, this city, COM
menciuG its public sessions TO morrow even-
ing. There will also be service, with holy
communion, on Wednesday morning, a mis-
sipnary service with addresses Oh Wednes-
day evening, aud a closing service on Thurs
day evening.